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Maybe the first month of 2023 hasn't treated you well — your loved ones are moving, your job is dead-ending, and your vegetables in the fridge are getting mouldy even though you swear you JUST bought them. I can't fix two of those things, but if you're looking for part-time work in the Montreal area that pays over $20, I have just the list for you.

As the first month of the new year comes to a close, perhaps it's time to rethink your career path and try something different. Thankfully, there are plenty of jobs available in Montreal, whether you're a high-powered programmer or a student looking for part-time work. Recession be d*mned, we're getting our bag in 2023.

Look, I read the Instagram comments. I get it. I know you want a job that pays over $100,000 with all the eligibility requirements of a part-time cat-sitting gig. You want a six-figure salary for your stunning accomplishments like fluency in one language and the ability to hold your breath for thirty seconds. Face it: that job does NOT exist!

Employer review site Glassdoor has released its list of the best places to work in Canada in 2023, and some big names included in the ranking are actively recruiting in Montreal. The list is based on employee-submitted reviews, so here's your chance to score a decent Montreal job with a popular company where the staff is not miserable.

Is it time for a change? Maybe your current job doesn't have the benefits you want, or want to work from home. Or maybe you just want a little more cash to cushion your daily grind in the cogs of the capitalist machine.

If you're looking to score a summer job this year, then Parks Canada has got you covered. The federal agency is hiring people for summer positions across Canada and you could earn up to $30 an hour.

Working full-time isn't for everyone, and if you're looking for a side hustle, it can be hard to sift through all the low-paying part-time jobs available in Montreal. Thankfully, MTL Blog has compiled a list of 14 of the best-paying part-time jobs available right now across the city — and no, you don't need a Master's for all of them, okay?

If you're looking for a new career in the new year, VIA Rail has open jobs in Montreal. Some positions would allow you to earn over $25 per hour without leaving the comfort of your home.

For job-seeking Montrealers with teaching skills, new opportunities are moments from breaking your door down. Tutoring company SOSprof inc. is hiring for dozens of positions, ranging from specialized education to English instruction. All their positions are located at 2118 Rue Saint-Dominique, and each pays $20 to $43 per hour part-time. These jobs are open to students at multiple levels, so keep scrolling even if you're in Cegep!

As Santa's domain creeps ever closer, the amount of mail being processed through Canada Post is becoming truly obscene. During the holiday season, even as snowstorms make the streets more annoying than ever, the mail service needs extra drivers, handlers and mail sorters to make sure everything gets to its destination on time (or something like that).